Wild 'Paul McCartney is dead' theory explored 53 years after strange rumours began

dailystar.co.uk:

"McCartney Dead: New Evidence Brought To Light" . Combining key points of the ‘Paul is Dead’ legend with many aspects that he openly admitted to making them up, the wildly ridiculous piece, despite its humorous intent, caused further chaos and more ‘clues’ that were found.Several clues that were pointed out included how on the Magical Mystery Tour cover, three of the Beatles wore red roses on their suits, while guess which Beatle was the only member to wear a black rose?

You guessed it.And so the story goes - Paul was killed in a car crash in 1966 and was replaced by a lookalike by the name of William Campbell, plastic surgery and all, who was given the shocking job to play the new Paul.To state on record, Paul McCartney is alive.

Not only did he thankfully survive past 1966, he has since gone on to become a father of five, continuing his musical legacy as a mega-successful solo artist, performer and songwriter.While it is true that in 1969 he did ‘disappear’, he merely vanished in the context of retreating with his newly married partner Linda, new baby Mary and stepdaughter Heather in his farm in Scotland.This was only during the time when the Beatles had quietly split up, unbeknown to the world, which, coupled with his parental obligations, became a time to ignore the media frenzy and focus on his future.

In a previous interview with Rolling Stone, Paul said: “They said, ‘Look, what are you going to do about it? It’s a big thing breaking in America.